Lights seen off the coast of San Diego

Since my last link was the same failed link as Violater1 posted, here is more video imbedded in this cbs8 news article.

There is a two minute video from a different angle.

The article says FLARES. Those are some long lasting flares...... smh


SD UFO lights

a reply to: Gothmog

ET sir and they could possibly be connected Spiritually to the Almighty. He did create us in his image? So why was that even written? Did he create others? That's my opinion as I also believe in God. I was on the 50/50 fence until the pieces came together in 2021.

FYI I am an engineer by education and former executive in manufacturing. I am not a religious zealot and have only returned to the church in 2022 as part of my agreement with The Catholic Diocese of Charleston for spiritual protection.

this one is a personal drone footage



from an airplane window

Checked with the Coast Guard and confirmed it was a Navy C-130 that launched 40 flares.

originally posted by: SARGURU
Checked with the Coast Guard and confirmed it was a Navy C-130 that launched 40 flares.

Source please, like phone number, contact person, ie.
1: flares are very bright and you would be able to see smoke trails.
2. These objects stayed in the same place for over an hour.
3. I have a bridge in the Mojave I can sell you for very cheap.

is anyone following tic-tacs, portals, UFOs (skinwalker ranch, Luis Elizondo, etc.)

prepare for the illusion of alien invasion...

a reply to: Violater1

These objects were not flares. They never dipped. The flare answer seems week. I agree with you. More info is needed to confirm this.

Coast Guard Sector San Diego 619-278-7031. Command Duty Officer. a reply to: Violater1

Lots of aircrew hours and have seen many flares in exercises. Flares do not look or behave like that unless they have suddenly changed the technology.

Where did the info come from about a C-130 and 40 flares?

If you ever saw a Herc do a flare dump... it looks nothing like that for sure.

Only sources I can find with the phone number Sarguru provided.

Lol. Those look like sky lanterns.
Notice how they drift slowly and their light flickers.
You guys are so silly sometimes.

originally posted by: IndieA
Lol. Those look like sky lanterns.
Notice how they drift slowly and their light flickers.
You guys are so silly sometimes.

Certainly the same color, but are you saying that these lanterns are delayed lighting lanterns that can self light at a set altitude?

Let alone the fact they need the fire to “fly.”

Also it’s the hottest time of year and everything is dry I don’t believe lanterns would be legal.

a reply to: MConnalley

Their flames can burn low, making them look dim or dark, then flare up and make the look bright again.

Similar lights over Oahu 4 years ago

More videos from last night

This video is interesting from the Timelapse viewed from Rosarito south of Tijuana

Guy observes civilian flight data picks out department of homeland security flights as potential culprits.

You missed the RAIDR C130 fly right through the area at the end. a reply to: MConnalley

Reminds me of the Phoenix lights...

originally posted by: charlyv
Strange. Does not appear to be drones or balloons. All lights same brightness and seem fixed so probably all part of the same "Whatever". Wonder if it is showing up on Radar.

I flew out of North Island when in the Navy. Aircrews see a lot of weird stuff at night and most went unreported unless you wanted an 8 hour debrief after finishing a long training mission.

I was Night Recon Aircrew out of Rota. I saw tons of stuff and never said anything due to the debrief from Hell. I was convinced there were orders further up the CoC. It was pretty much an unwritten rule to keep your mouth shut. My stepdad was O-6 and helped form Top Gun. We used to talk about it all the time and his stories were WAY better than mine. 🤫